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One area of the county is now recording the lowest number of new coronavirus cases in England.
The image of a man who could help police with an investigation into a suspected theft has been released by officers.
One person was taken to hospital and traffic was held after a car crashed into a barrier on a motorway.
Plans to build three 'sustainable and affordable' town centre flats on empty land have been submitted for consideration.
The Home Office has confirmed it will be moving more men into army barracks, despite the site being deemed unsuitable as accommodation.
A 42-year-old man who preyed on two young victims over a decade has been described as a 'sexual deviant' by a judge.
A new beach side dining experience is being created where customers will be able to 'wine and dine whilst soaking in the sunset'.
A landlord from London has been fined for failing to make safety improvements to her Kent properties.
A 'Kill the Bill' rally is taking place in Kent this afternoon amid ongoing demonstrations against new government protest legislation.
Police insist they are 'well resourced' to deal with 'spontaneous disruption' ahead of a demo tomorrow.
Four cinemas will benefit from more than £120k in government funding ahead of a summer of reopening and recovery.
Two people have been arrested and drugs seized as part of an ongoing County Lines investigation.
Police are appealing for witnesses following reports of a disturbance inside and then outside a property, which left two men in hospital.
An online presentation will discuss plans to revive a struggling town centre, including the future of its former Debenhams store.
The coastguard helicopter was called in to rescue a casualty after an accident on a hill overlooking the Channel.
Plans have been drawn up to ensure summer visitors to a Kent district leave behind less mess and damage than last year.
Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley hopes he’ll get a bigger budget to work with next season.
A fault with an underground electricity cable resulted in more than 600 homes losing power this afternoon.
A new mini golf course will open this weekend at a popular outdoor venue, in time for the Easter school holidays.
A typical police action of stopping a speeding driver led to the unmasking of a cannabis grower who has now been jailed for two-and-a-half years.
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